Another Iowan charged in Capitol insurrection following tips from relatives
A relative told the FBI Kenneth Rader had shared videos of himself at the Capitol and had verbally threatened then-Vice President Mike Pence.
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A relative told the FBI Kenneth Rader had shared videos of himself at the Capitol and had verbally threatened then-Vice President Mike Pence.
While the cases drag out, the insurrection’s consequences radiate out as far as Massachusetts classrooms.
Among those in the angry crowd were people from all over the nation, including more than 700 people who would later be arrested, including some from the Houston area
Among those in the angry crowd were people from all over the nation, including more than 700 people who would later be arrested, including some from the Houston area
Williams plead guilty to the charge of parading, demonstrating, or picketing within any of the Capitol building, a misdemeanor.